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#945
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2011
Posts: 1,206
Not always. If you value QOL over the size of your equipment, the E190 is the way to go. Reserve times are short, and movement quick up the list, in Boston especially.
#946
I'll second what Southerner said. I went with the 190 but could have held the bus. I drive to work and have had every day off I have requested thus far, albeit I sit reserve but its still not bad. Been here six months and am hopeful I will have a line in April.
#947
Cool, what are we talking is competitive for civilian only time? I have about 2600, so I'm a bit light, but I've got lots of tpic and time on my side. Just asking Qs
#948
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Joined APC: Nov 2013
Posts: 77
Fighter/Trainer (mil) - 2500
Heavy (mil) - 4000
Civilian only - 5000
That being said, I talked with military friends who have interviewed with JetBlue and they said there were a couple of civilian only types with significantly lower time than 5000. Keep in mind this is also second hand knowledge as I have not had a chance to interview with them.
#949
At the November Vets in Blue, the following was said to be competitive:
Fighter/Trainer (mil) - 2500
Heavy (mil) - 4000
Civilian only - 5000
That being said, I talked with military friends who have interviewed with JetBlue and they said there were a couple of civilian only types with significantly lower time than 5000. Keep in mind this is also second hand knowledge as I have not had a chance to interview with them.
Fighter/Trainer (mil) - 2500
Heavy (mil) - 4000
Civilian only - 5000
That being said, I talked with military friends who have interviewed with JetBlue and they said there were a couple of civilian only types with significantly lower time than 5000. Keep in mind this is also second hand knowledge as I have not had a chance to interview with them.
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